Reformatory of the Depraved

The film centers on Frau Gelli, who manages a reformatory for girls from affluent backgrounds. The school is characterized by strict discipline enforced by Frau Gelli and her assistants, Kranz and Hanz, who punish the girls severely for any infractions. Teachers Renina and Raul are depicted as morally weak, failing to stand against the oppressive environment.

As the story unfolds, the girls face unbearable punishments, leading to desperate attempts to escape. The character Solange emerges as a central figure, ultimately taking drastic measures against Frau Gelli and her aides. This act of rebellion results in the closure of the institution and the release of the remaining students, highlighting the film's themes of oppression and resistance.